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The Hot Springs metro area, covering approximately 1,000 square miles, is nestled in the Ouachita Mountains of central Arkansas and is home to a population of around 100,000 residents. It primarily comprises Garland County, with the city of Hot Springs serving as its central hub.
Geographically, the Hot Springs area is renowned for its natural beauty, characterized by the thermal waters of Hot Springs National Park, lush forests, and rolling hills. The Ouachita Mountains provide a picturesque backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The Hot Springs National Park, located in the heart of the city, is a prominent attraction, drawing visitors from far and wide to experience the therapeutic benefits of its thermal springs and explore its scenic trails.
Economically, Hot Springs serves as a prominent tourist destination, with tourism driving much of the local economy. Major employers in the area include hotels, resorts, and attractions such as Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, Magic Springs Theme and Water Park, and Bathhouse Row. These establishments provide jobs for thousands of residents and contribute to the region’s economic vitality.
Education is a focal point in the Hot Springs metro area, with institutions like National Park College offering a range of academic programs and vocational training opportunities. The college, located in Hot Springs, provides affordable and accessible education to residents of the region, helping to develop a skilled workforce and promote economic growth.
Culturally, Hot Springs boasts a rich history and vibrant arts scene. The city’s historic downtown district is home to numerous art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants, providing residents and visitors alike with opportunities to explore and support local artists and businesses. The Hot Springs Arts District, located near Bathhouse Row, hosts festivals, art walks, and cultural events throughout the year, showcasing the talent and creativity of the community.
In sports, Hot Springs is perhaps best known for its horse racing and thoroughbred industry. Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort hosts live horse racing events from January to April, including the prestigious Arkansas Derby, which attracts top horses, trainers, and jockeys from around the country. Additionally, the Hot Springs Convention Center serves as a venue for sporting events, conferences, and entertainment productions, further contributing to the city’s cultural and economic landscape.
Major attractions in the Hot Springs metro area cater to a diverse range of interests and preferences. In addition to Hot Springs National Park, visitors can explore attractions such as the Mid-America Science Museum, which features interactive exhibits and educational programs for all ages, and the Gangster Museum of America, which offers a glimpse into the city’s notorious past as a gambling and bootlegging hotspot. The city’s historic bathhouses, including the Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center, provide a window into the opulent past of the spa industry that once thrived in the area.
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